Who will pay for Phase 2 of Daley's O'Hare expansion plan when United and America say they won't pay for it?
You will.
See this Chicago Sun-Times analysis
Friday, July 11, 2008
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Six parallel runways and two crossing runways, plus several dozen intersections of active runways and taxiways creates one of the most hazardous conditions for airplane passengers: On-ground collisions.
Are you among the many who think that the expansion of O'Hare International Airport as pushed by Chicago will solve its delay and capacity problems? Think again. It won't solve those problems, but it will make it a more dangerous place, and it will provide billions of dollars to contractors, consultants and other Mayor Richard M. Daley insiders
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Reaction to the newly revealed airline opposition to O'Hare expansion
Here is a package of my columns posted here analyzing the impact of the newly announced airline opposition to further O'Hare expansion. (Click on the links)
o The Chicago Tribune exposes the details of the airlines' objections to further expansion.
o There's a better alternative
o Is O'Hare expansion truly dead, or just taking a break?
o Who will put Bensenville back together now?
o The Chicago Tribune exposes the details of the airlines' objections to further expansion.
o There's a better alternative
o Is O'Hare expansion truly dead, or just taking a break?
o Who will put Bensenville back together now?
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- Dennis Byrne is a retired Chicago newspaper columnist and author.
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O'Hare Airport Expansion Plan
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Six parallel runways and two crossing runways, plus several dozen intersections of active runways and taxiways creates one of the most hazardous conditions for airplane passengers: On-ground collisions.
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